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• Dell suppliers accused of human rights violations in China

  6 Nov 2013: Mingshuo Computers, which assembles motherboards for Dell, has been filmed by undercover reporters breaking Chinese labour laws. By Alex Hern.

• Why BlackBerry failed

  5 Nov 2013: Charles Arthur: Did BlackBerry just get too old? No – the smartphone company had opportunities to adapt and survive, but it took the wrong direction

• Apple creates 2,000 jobs shifting production back to US

  5 Nov 2013:

  Technology company's renewable energy-powered Arizona laboratory set to grow sapphire crystals for fingerprint scanners. By Juliette Garside

• What is Tor? A beginner's guide to the privacy tool

  5 Nov 2013: The anonymity software has sparked controversy but who built it, what is it used for, what browser does it use – and why is the NSA so worried by it? By Stuart Dredge

• Quividi defends Tesco face scanners after claims over customers' privacy

  4 Nov 2013: Chief operating officer insists system does not retain information about faces and cannot track people's movements

• Affordable mini Raspberry Pi monitor smashes funding goal

  4 Nov 2013: HDMIPi Kickstarter project for affordable 9in high-definition monitors for the Raspberry Pi took just 50.5 hours to hit target

• How might Glenn Greenwald's new investigative reporting venture look?

  4 Nov 2013:

  Frederic Filloux: Glenn Greenwald and Laura Poitras are the major players in eBay founder Pierre Omidyar's new investigative reporting venture, but how might this new organisation look?

• Intel is under new management – and it's already starting to show

  4 Nov 2013:

  Jean-Louis Gassée: The company's new CEO must find a way to gain relevance in the smartphone world after his predecessor's mistake

• Rockstar group sues Google, Samsung and others over patents

  1 Nov 2013: Group that owns Nortel patents files lawsuit against Samsung, HTC Huawei and three other companies

• Swedish children complain their parents spend too long on phones

  31 Oct 2013: Doctors warn offspring may be suffering emotional damage, as one in five parents in Stockholm admit losing sight of children

• The PS4 trumps the Xbox One for Call of Duty: Ghosts

  31 Oct 2013: Mounting evidence points to Xbox One graphics power shortage compared to the PS4. By Samuel Gibbs

• Apple's iPad slips to lowest share ever as Samsung chases

  31 Oct 2013: Tablet took 29.6% share of global shipments as Android tablet makers see sharp growth. By Samuel Gibbs

• Wearable tech won't take off until the price comes down, says GfK

  31 Oct 2013: Google Glass, smart watches and fitness trackers appealing to plenty of Brits and Americans, but current costs are a barrier

• Darkmail opens: New email encryption standard aims to keep government agencies out

  30 Oct 2013: Silent Circle and Lavabit hope to respond to Snowden leaks with service stopping 'state snoopers' accessing email metadata

• iPhone could be about to launch on China Mobile 4G

  30 Oct 2013: Apple may be about to fulfil ambition to expand into huge market as company reveals ad showing images resembling iPhones

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